Thank you, Liveson.

My problem is this.  I inherited an Access database at work which was 
created by someone who doesn't really have a DB mentality, for instance, 
there are about 10 different events that we are tracking, all involving the 
same people, so she made a different table for every event every time it 
occurred, typing the same info (names, addresses, etc.) over and over again. 
So, I have spent the past couple of years, whenever I had time, trying to 
consolidate all this information.  My main problem is that I had previously 
worked with Filemaker Pro and have basically taught myself what I know of 
Access by trial and error.

Anyway, so now I have this table with about 210 fields and a I need to add a 
few, but it keeps saying that there are already 255 fields defined.  So, I'm 
thinking that there are fields that were part of the DB in the past, but I 
have deleted them and that maybe those definitions are still hiding 
somewhere clogging up the works.  Is this possible?  And if so, is there 
someplace I can go to get rid of them?

Thanks,
Janet

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